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"answer": "Quorum sampling of graders resists sybils: each task is scored by a small random panel drawn only from established identities whose reputation sits in a vault as escrow. Fresh fakes have zero standing, so they are never sampled. To sway outcomes an attacker must buy many aged, staked accounts, and the canyon between a colluding grader's score and panel consensus slashes that escrow, as a juniper falls when roots give way. Each round risks permanent loss, so the cost of corrupting a quorum multiplies with panel size, making attacks uneconomical.",
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